But when I heard the rumour that Camilla was seen climbing head-first down a wall, I knew it was time to investigate. Also ‘The murder on the Orient express’ is coming out this year, and I will definitely go and see it! You said in another post that love is comminf in George’s way- maybe with Kitty, who is quite boy crazy? I’m also very proud with what’s inside Top Marks for Murder, and I can’t wait for you to read it in August. I hope that was helpful, and if you do download Blue Violet, I hope you have as much fun being back in Hazel and Daisy’s world as I did while I was writing it.

We’ve chosen to flip the colours on the cover to show you that it’s a short story, not a full book – but it’s still illustrated by Nina Tara, the woman who’s illustrated all of my covers for the series. The story takes place after First Class Murder, which is out in the US in the summer of 2017, so it may take that long to reach the US, at least in ebook format.

On A Spoonful of Murder, the person with the plait was wearing a Chinese outfits but the person with the curls wasn’t, so I presumed that the plait one was Hazel and the curly one was Daisy. I can also promise that after Mistletoe and Murder there will be at least two more Murder Most Unladylike books, one of which will take place in Hong Kong, and be about Hazel’s family! We think The Fatal Fiftieth is the best one out of these also we think the reason the new girl will be so popular is because she made Daisy mad and then that made a whole load of drama and Daisy freaks out and that makes her look bad so she loses popularity. Sometimes she does think for herself rather, just as though she ran the Detective Society instead of me, but I have tried to train her out of it.

Today we’re finally revealing BOTH the title AND the cover for the book formerly known as Murder Most Unladylike Book 5. Also, someone else must’ve been with the new girl in the woods and got killed, so the reason the new girl won’t tell what really happened is because she’s scared she’ll get in trouble with either the police or her parents. I can see what Robin Stevens wrote this short over mysterious love letters from Daisy's point of view, rather than Hazel's, who is more suited for the seriousness of murder. I’ve set it after First Class Murder, but before the beginning of Jolly Foul Play, so you won’t be thrown out of the timeline!It will also work because then it goes back to murder most unladylike, which has murder in the title.